The Scots Magazine, Volume 15Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1753 |
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Pagina x
... France , were not in proper fituation for it . In the mean tin this revolution in the Ottoman miniftr and this humour of the janifaries , anfwe ed one purpose which the court of Ve failles may be fuppofed to have had view , namely , to ...
... France , were not in proper fituation for it . In the mean tin this revolution in the Ottoman miniftr and this humour of the janifaries , anfwe ed one purpose which the court of Ve failles may be fuppofed to have had view , namely , to ...
Pagina 3
... France has not been hitherto able to recover her influence in Ruffia , fince the offence given there , by what happened when M. d'Allion was ambaf- fador at Petersburg , and by the affair of Colonel de la Salle . As to what relates to ...
... France has not been hitherto able to recover her influence in Ruffia , fince the offence given there , by what happened when M. d'Allion was ambaf- fador at Petersburg , and by the affair of Colonel de la Salle . As to what relates to ...
Pagina 5
... France has not been hitherto able to recover her influence in Ruffia , fince the offence given there , by what happened when M. d'Allion was ambaf- fador at Petersburg , and by the affair of Colonel de la Salle . As to what relates to ...
... France has not been hitherto able to recover her influence in Ruffia , fince the offence given there , by what happened when M. d'Allion was ambaf- fador at Petersburg , and by the affair of Colonel de la Salle . As to what relates to ...
Pagina 11
... France , and other places , to fettle under his protection . By an authentic account it appears that the inhabitants of Pomerania alone are near 6000 more numerous than they were in 1746 , and that a large track in that province , lying ...
... France , and other places , to fettle under his protection . By an authentic account it appears that the inhabitants of Pomerania alone are near 6000 more numerous than they were in 1746 , and that a large track in that province , lying ...
Pagina 13
... France . Various conjec- tures have been formed concerning the reafon of this latter event ; but we have heard nothing certain about it , and per- haps it is no more at bottom than a new piece of French fineffe . Befides thefe ...
... France . Various conjec- tures have been formed concerning the reafon of this latter event ; but we have heard nothing certain about it , and per- haps it is no more at bottom than a new piece of French fineffe . Befides thefe ...
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